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Subject(s)

• Intellectual property [Browse]
• Antitrust law [Browse]
• Intellectual property—Economic aspects [Browse]
• Intellectual property—Austria [Browse]
• Antitrust law—Austria [Browse]

Summary note

"This book examines some of the notions of the complex antitrust-intellectual property interface, focusing primarily on property and dynamic economic doctrines. The extensive discussion addresses antitrust patterns of unilateral behaviour and the intellectual property (IP) institutions of patents and copyright." "The author provides an evaluation of the intricacies of antitrust and IP from a broad legal, philosophical and economic perspective. In the economic context she considers the Chicago and Austrian schools of market theory, whilst on the legal and philosophical level she explores antitrust and IP doctrines through the lenses of property, philosophy of rights and history. In this way the reader gains a deeper understanding of the antitrust and IP crossroads, an area that is growing in importance as information plays an ever-increasing role in today's markets." "This book provides a theoretical appraisal of the complex issues that arise when antitrust and IP considerations seem to be at odds with one another. It offers an alternative to the Chicago school of antitrust, and makes a contribution to the Austrian school of economics. Lawyers, industrial economists and academics working on IP, antitrust and competition will all find this to be an informative volume. It will also be a source of reference for anyone interested in philosophy of property rights."--Jacket.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Contents

• A framework for analysis of the antitrust-intellectual property intersection
• The Austrian economics solution and the property narrative
• The dynamic antitrust analysis model
• Application of the dynamic model on refusal to license intellectual property (Magill)
• Application of the dynamic model in network industries (the Dell case).

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ISBN

1843766213

LCCN

^^2003068626

OCLC

53793717

RCP

H - S

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